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The Gateway (2006-11-28)

by: University of Alberta

Publication date: 2006-11-28

Topics: Gateway [Edmonton, Alta.]

Publisher: University of Alberta

Collection: peel_newspapers; peel_newspapers; the_gateway; peel; university_of_alberta_libraries; toronto

Language: English

Item Size: 533.1M

Page 11: - Survey probes education attitudes - Opinions divided on mentorship program - Online tests hoped to click with students Page 13: - CAMPUS CRIME BEAT - CORRECTION - STREETERS - THE TEST TEAM Page 14: - Trio urges greater involvement of women in all levels of politics Page 15: - Study finds education advantage Page 16: - Engineers raise funds by razor - NEWS BRIEF Page 17: - Who's your daddy, Justin Trudeau? - Sing us a song, Ed - LETTERS Page 18: - Have a holly, jolly Xmas - Edmonton cab situation is unfair - THE BURLAP SACK Page 19: - Don't touch that dial, mister - LETTERS FROM THE ARCHIVES - Chicks dig the Radical Lesbian Feminism Page 20: - The real pretenders to the Liberal throne Page 1: Page 2: - Hoop squads play meteor to Calgary's Dinosaurs Page 3: - Ariss takes care of trash for Pandas - THE PEP RALLY Page 4: - Saskatoon happy hosts of first Western Vanier Cup - Hockey routs exhibit lack of parity in Canada West Page 5: - Everybody's working for the Wii-kend Page 6: - Shake that money-maker - AFTER THE AFTERLIFE Page 7: - Wintersleep not hibernating for the season Page 8: - City Vox shapes its voice - The arts aren't going to bite Page 9: - EVENT-O-TRON 3000 Page 10: Page 12:

Notes

[public]: Weekly. Description based on vol. 64, no. 1 (4 September 1973). Special centenary edition issued as vol. XCIX (19 September 2008). Student newspaper of the University of Alberta. [public]: The Gateway made its debut at the University of Alberta on 21 November 1910. The newspaper was founded when a group of students gathered at the home of Libby Lloyd to discuss the creation of a student newspaper. Albert Edward Ottewell was The Gateway's first editor-in-chief.